Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-16
General Notes.

pears that he is entitled to larger com
pensation for his services than he has
been getting, considering the onerous
duties and grave responsibilities OF the
Office.
Mr.. Charles j. Corey left for the Gun
nison country last evening, where the
firm of Corey Bros. retain railroad con-
tracts
Yesterday the well-sinkers resumed
work in boring artesian wells IN Noun
tain View Cemetery. They have got
about 2l0 feet deep, but are pushing right
along for still more flow.
Our friend Mr.. Farrell, who has lately
changed from the book to the bucolic
business, is missing a valuable COW that
managed TO get out OF the corral. Never
mind, brother William, you'll get used
still more OF the ups and downs in agri
cultural pursuits.
The building boom is budding out
promisingly all over town.
Whose duty is it to look after the bon
fires which are blazing up nightly ia the
various parts OF the city, TO the great
peril OF property? The fremen object to
going out on false alarms for 80 cents.
Now it's time again for everybody to
ask, "When is the depot going to be
built?" Just bide your souls in patience.
it will be built as soon as the company is
ready. Having been compelled to wait
for nearly a score of years, we ought to
be able TO hold on a few more weeks; the
qualification will be all the greater the
tauter has been the tension OF hope long
deferred.
Don't fail to attend the memorial
services in Castle Hail this evening in
behalf OF the late lamented Father
Upchurch Hons. Ransford Smith and
p. II. Emerson will deliver suitable adj
dresses on the father of A. O. u. W.-ism.
Looking at our green lawns, budding
trees, warm skies and dusts streets all
over town, it sounds strange to hear of
two feet Of snow in Huntsville and there
abouts.
"Doc" Smith has gone down to Provo
to attend on jury service in the District
Court.
A. C. Emerson has our thanks for
literary courtesies. He is keeping his
lick" up we'll
The Congregational school, or more
properly speaking, the New West AGA
deny is having Il weeks vacation.
Grand St. Patrick's pall by the Pleas
ant Hour Club on Thursday There will
be excellent music and good manage
ment as usual.
Last Saturday afternoon a 2-year-old
boy of VIM. II. Clark, the late Liberal
candidate for the City Marshalship, fell
off wagon and broke his left leg below
the knee DR.. II. J. Powers set the frac-
tured limb and rendered the lad fairly
comfortable.
Cunningham & Co. have given their
drug store the benefit OF Il freshly painted
front.
House cleaning is the order OF the day
There is also good deal OF moving
around town, the bench being the
acknowledged first choice for residence
sites
n. Rosenba has gone on the road in
the interests of A Kuhn & Bro He is a
rustler.
Mark Kuhn has returned from buSi-
ness trip for f. J. Kiesel q Co.
Joe Wright's child in tue south part OF
town, is still affected with diphtheria,
but there is no danger OF the dread
plague spreading.
The young coloreI gent, Wallace, with
badly frozen feet, of whom we made
mention last week, is in the city's care,
being lodged at Mrs. Lewis lodging
house. Dr. II. J. Powers, who is attend
ing him, Is afraid that amputation may
become necessary.
The Baptist Sabbath school is growing
in public favor at gratifying rate OF in
crea sing attendance. On Sunday there
there were lab children present.
Papers have been filed in the First
District Court in the divorce application
of Levinia Young vs. Frederick Young.
both 0i Box Elder county. Percival j.
Barratt is counsel for plaintiff. Such
suits will now become numerous in the
District Court since the Edmunds- Tucker
bill has taken effect. This viii give
many an oppres sed and wronged woman
a chance to find relief from bondage 1t
also deprives the church (whose obse-
quious minions have always been the eX-
great deal of power they have heretofore
public good and domestic happiness.
Rev. S. J. Carroll, of the NJ. f. Church,
was in town on Monday to see his
clerical friends and his former parish
toner's. He met with a hearty welcome
and desire was expressed that he con-
sent to some sort of farewell reception
before his departure for the coast, which
will take place in about a week.
J. Mclaughlin is taking his case Zine
for lewd and lascivious conduct with one
Ray Gallagher TO higher court. But
we would have advised him to grin and
bear the original Judgment.
The kids had lots of fun following
"Uncle TOMS street parade on Mon
day afternoon.
l Just learn that in the uncomfortable
crime case at Littleton, Morgan county,
the defendant was dismissed for want OF
evidence. Percival ]. Barratt acted as
his counsel.
Mr.. J. NJ. Edwards, the ormer Pacific
Express agent, of whose departure and
illness we made mention the other day,
has returned to Ogden and is in the hands
OF friends. The attending physician, DIR.
J. ID. Carnahan, has given strict orders
to keep the patient in secluslon TIL ms
condition improves. Meanwhile, the less
said about his case the better. The COM
plication will be Strengthened out all right.
Yesterday afternoon, Rufe Stewart, OF
Weber valley, was arrested and "jugged
Tor drunkenness and indacpnt eXDOSure